The first project by Fairytale Asylum* for the ‘NOBROW’ competition -
*Fairytale Asylum = is a new collaborative experiment and experience by Stephen Chan AND Wundercloud. Combining their skills, and creating a completely new and evolving style, with unlimited possibilities and outcomes.
view close-ups - extra details: BEHANCE
view flickr - competition group: People I’ve Never Met + Conversations I’ve Never Had
Project: Thunder Chunky *Time Capsule*
To mark the end of the Noughties decade we’ve decided to put together a time capsule of artwork to represent the last ten years. We’ve invited some of our favourite artists to hand-pick one piece of work they feel they would like to represent themselves and write a few words describing their choice.
My project for the Time Capsule here: Stephen Chan
Ben the Illustrator has teamed up with us at Thunder Chunky to create a new project selling exclusive art and design pieces to raise funds for UNICEF’s Haiti Earthquake Children’s Appeal!
‘Renmen’ (pronounced ‘rainmain’) is the Haitian word for ‘love’ and with The Renmen Project we hope to spread a lot of love throughout 2010, working with various world leading artists and designers to produce and sell exclusive pieces of work, all themed around ‘renmen’ or ‘love’.
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Client: New Sugar Magazine
Project: Alphabits - myself and 25 other artists were asked to illustrate a letter of the alphabet each. yet to be released.
MORE DETAIL HERE > >BEHANCE
Client: Thunder Chunky
Project: Thunder Chunky 25mm Badge Set -
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Client: Ammo Magazine
Project: Illustration - 1 page spread - pg49 > featuring Stephen Chan
The list of all artists featured: Andy Council, Colin Hood, Mr Penfold, Whyisbox, Aaron Miller, Al Murphy, Anke Weckmann, Camelia Dobrin, Christine Mann, Gemma Correll, Ill.Design, Jeffrey Bowman, Karo Knitter, Katari, Matt Pattinson, Messy Msxi, Mr Millerchip, Natalie Ratkovski, Rathinan Thaijareorn, Rod Hunt, Scott Pollard, Stephen Chan, Taylor White, Yuta Onoda
Client: Computer Arts Projects
Project: Section > Designer Challenge | Design a T-shirt in 3 different colour ways
Challenger No.1 > featuring KDIS
Challenger No.2 > featuring Inkymole
Challenger No.3 > featuring Stephen Chan
many thanks to Computer Arts for choosing me for their Designer Challenge feature ..
Computer Arts Projects Issue 128 | “The Freelance Survival Guide” !!
including an awesome cover by McFaul Studio >
Client: New Sugar Magazine
Project: Covers Issue
typography > using many illustrated parts to spell out NEW SUGAR > featuring Stephen Chan
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“Viking Shark Robot Moustache” About this Shirt:
The idea behind this crazy shirt, is the same idea as the conception of the RIPT site. The idea that, something you put up fresh and new one day will be covered, lost, gone and made old by newer creations the next day. The graphics on the shirt is made up of flyers and stickers covering each other up, but in the end its created something more interesting, like how old artists will influence new artists in the future…
The T-shirt is only available for 24 hours, so please support and Buy Here!!!!. I do greatly appreciate the support and hope you like the design, and please do send us photos of yourselves wearing it (that would be the perfect birthday gift for me).
I’m going to launch my first competition to win one of my screenprints (featured as a part of the Editions / Power in Numbers Exhibition by Cure Studio and Print Club London) The idea behind the print plays with the exhibition theme ‘Power in Numbers’, how this power if misused can lead to war and destruction, but if used wisely can stop wars and create peace.
Instructions on how to win one of these screenprints:
Thunder Chunky x Speakerdog Series 6 | crossover
“…It’s just simply breathtaking, the new Speakerdog Series 6 sets the bar even higher than the last, with ‘64′ illustrators/designers participating, creating ‘66′ amazing little creatures. And if that wasn’t good enough, the Thunder Chunky elite Jon, Mike (aka Jumbola) and myself were also involved, adding 4 little speakerdogs in this fun and inspiring crossover…”
Series 6 contributors: 17C, Alejandra Barahona, Alex Mathers, Allison Bamcat, Brian Colin, Bubblefriends, Bunny, C86, Carlos Araujo, Mr Mr, Claire Hartley, Creature Kebab, David Barneda, Delme, El Mostro, Fersho Zombie, Four Yip, Fredrik Fottland, Gareth Axford, Guillain Le Vilain, Hanna Thoren, HAO, Happy Monkey Shoes, Jack Hankins, Jason Harlan, Jamie Smart, Jeffrey Bowman, Jon Paul Kaiser, Jon Raffe, Jumbola, Katari, Mz. Kat-ii, Kev Munday, Lisa Hassell, LOop Paper Toys, Macintoy, Mary Iverson, Matthew Dent, The Meek Shall, Matucha, Mimic, Moopf, Morgan Gleave, Nick Knite, Olive 47, Papermate, Ph7labs, Podgypanda, pYus cHan, Salt n Paper, Shantell Martin, Stephen Chan, Sundeep Toor, Sweaty Eskimo, Timothy Banks, Tougui, Ve Lacerda, Vincent Perea, Wesley Eggebrecht, WHO, Yahid Rodríguez, Yee Ting Kuit and Yukinao Takashima.
We received a nice small package in the post today - some badge samples for Thunder Chunky have arrived, wooo, shiny ! Please check back when we get them released, and have more designs …
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Update: KINGKONG vs GODZILLA : Prints Arrived today - just about to sign them now ^^
Update: Photos from the Boxbird Gallery / CinemaScope print exhibition.
“…This is Boxbird founder Graham’s favorite print in the show, well it’s got a giant monster in it and cool tanks - it’s every 30 year old boy’s dream!…”
“…The people have spoken and CinemaScope has just been announced as the peoples choice for best show in the Brighton Fringe Festival 2009!!!!!!!!!!! I owe all your very talented people a big thank you for helping make this possible!…”
Alice
Name: KingKong Vs Godzilla
Giclee Print - Available here KINGKONG | GODZILLA
artists involved include:
Graham Rawle
Modern Toss
Graham Carter
Jon Burgerman
Zara Wood…
“…We had an open call for submissions which we put out to the illustrator community at large – we also approached a few key people directly who we knew would produce something amazing,” enthuses Hurst. “Out of the open call we received over 400 submissions from all over the world… it’s very sad we could only print up 50 of them!” The two enterprising curators have chosen work by artists from Pakistan, Germany, Israel, France, Norway and the UK for the show…”
featured in:
“Creative Review”
“Design Week”
my design was one of the chosen 50 | entry below -
^^^ my screenprint on the bottom of the photo ^^^
